That's all from us on Local Live in the West - we're back tomorrow from 7am. 

It's been a day of tremendous shock and sadness following the death of the Labour MP Jo Cox, who died after being attacked in her constituency.

The region's politicians have united in tribute to the 41-year-old.

The Forest of Dean Labour peer, Baroness Jan Royall told BBC Radio Gloucestershire she had known Jo Cox for 20 years through their work together in Brussels and at Oxfam.

The MP also had a holiday home near Symonds Yat, where both she and Baroness Royall often spent weekends together.

Baroness Royall will also be speaking live on Mark Cummings' breakfast show tomorrow, just after 8am.

Before we wrap up for the evening we thought you'd like to see these joyous scenes from today's England v Wales match.

First up, English and Welsh fans came together at The Bell pub in the border village of Redbrook. See if you can spot the difference...

Then there were the massed ranks of supporters who watched at Bristol City's Ashton Gate stadium. Their celebrations were a little bit messier and a lot noisier! 

Following the sad news of MP Jo Cox's death following an attack in her constituency, MPs in the West have been paying tribute to the 41-year-old.

Campaigning for the EU referendum was halted and the Leader of the House of Commons, Chris Grayling - who was in Bristol today - spoke of security fears that all members of parliament face on a daily basis.

Reaction also came from Lib Dem peer Nigel Jones, who was MP for Cheltenham when he was wounded in an attack in 2000 which killed his aide Andrew Pennington.

Students from the Foxes Academy in Minehead were part of a group of 100 people who protested in London earlier as part of the "Right Not A Fight", external campaign.

The campaign calls for students with learning difficulties to have the same choices in education as other young people.

For one Wiltshire war veteran the wait for his recognition is finally over. 

Frank Diffell, from Shaw, near Melksham, helped secure the Normandy beaches during the D-Day landings in World War Two, while serving with the Royal Navy.

In 2014, the French President François Hollande said all surviving veterans would be given France's highest military honour, the Legion d'Honneur, but somehow Frank was forgotten.

Last week the 92-year-old travelled to Normandy for the D-Day commemorations where he was awarded his medal. Congratulations Frank!

With football fever in the air BBC Points West asked viewers how they were watching the England v Wales match.

Here are some of the pictures they received... 

Image source, Becky Massey

This photo was emailed to us from Crete by Becky Massey - who rather pointedly said it was taken on her HONEYMOON!!

Image source, Family photos

The picture on the far left was sent in by proud mum Lucy who said “Thought you might like a picture of my daughter. I'm English and her Dad is Welsh so as you can see she's having trouble deciding who to support.” 

It was all "too much" excitement for baby Nancy, third photo, and finally Oscar - on the right - enjoyed cheering on his team.

Image source, Family photos

More first time football fans on this one, on the left is Archie and on the right are Tilly (two) and Finlay (10 weeks) with daddy, aww, bless!

The Bell pub on the England-Wales border hosted fans from both countries as they watched their sides' clash in a tense game.

As we now know their were moments of celebration for both sides, with England the eventual victors.

Image source, RAF Benson

A two-year process to hand 25 helicopters from the RAF to the Royal Navy is completed, following the departure of the last Merlin from RAF Benson.

The aircraft have been transferred to the 846 Naval Air Squadron in Somerset and are replacing the navy's Sea King fleet.

Five Sea Kings - which had been based at RNAS Yeovilton - made a final flypast over the skies of Bristol and Glastonbury in March.

Calum Chance spotted what looks like a funnel cloud forming over Cheltenham earlier.

Image source, Rex Features

A deal is agreed for Swindon Town striker Nicky Ajose to join League One rivals Charlton Athletic, BBC Wiltshire understand.

The former Manchester United trainee, 24, was Swindon's top scorer last term with 25 goals in all competitions.

Tom Clancy from Cheltenham has obsessive compulsive disorder, a condition which can give him crippling "intrusive thoughts" and feelings of fear and anxiety.

Image source, Tom Clancy

He has become one of an estimated 6,000 people who tackle the route from John O' Groats to Land's End. There's more on Tom's walk on the BBC News website.

West Country MPs have paid tribute to their colleague Jo Cox who died earlier today following an attack in her constituency.

This adorable letter was written by seven-year-old Finn, who was responding to an appeal from the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, external for money to help the county's barn owl population.

Image source, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust

The trust has launched an urgent appeal to raise £20,600 to create new nesting places for barn owls.

A spokesman said: "Everyone here melted when they saw this, it's just wonderful that Finn, unprompted, decided to do this. 

"We imagine it's probably the equivalent of a month's worth of wages to an adult."

Image source, PA

Avon and Somerset Police will not be renewing its contract with the joint venture company Southwest One.

A 10-year-long deal is due to end in October 2017, and chief constable Andy Marsh confirmed he had "given notice" that the contract will not be renewed.

Instead he said he wants to work with neighbouring police and fire services.

Southwest One, which is 75% owned by IBM, carries out administrative, IT and human resources tasks for the force.

Fellow MPs and other leading political figures in the West have been reacting on social media to the death of Batley and Spen Labour MP Jo Cox.

Image source, AP

The 41-year-old was shot and stabbed during an attack in her constituency, police have said.

She was married with two young children.

England fans mingled with - a few - Welsh fans at Ashton Gate to watch England beat Wales 2-1 in their group match.

The English were particularly ecstatic at their stoppage time comeback...

One of the Welsh fans put a brave face on to react to his side's valiant performance...

Mystery still surrounds what's happening to the Banksy house in Cheltenham after scaffolding was put up around the building.

Earlier this year the property, with the famous Spy Booth artwork on it, was put up for sale.

The mural, on the Fairview Road house, has been the target of thieves, fought over and vandalised since it appeared in 2014.

Image source, Rex Features

Bristol Rovers have signed Plymouth Argyle central defender Peter Hartley.

The 28-year-old was offered a new deal at Argyle but will now join Rovers on 1 July once his current contract expires.

Hartley becomes Rovers' first new signing of the summer since winning promotion to League One.

As the England fans at The Bell pub on the England-Wales border are celebrating England's first win in Euro 2016 the Welsh supporters are coming to terms with the result.

Wales led 1-0 at half time but England secured victory with two goals in the second half.

Nick Till landlord of The Bell says "We all know each other and we are all friends. It's always a good atmosphere here for the games."

"I'm gutted," says Gabriel Marshall... "but England played well and deserved to win but I just won't be able to show my face in the bar for the next two weeks," he added.